A small, light laser rangefinder with modes for both bow and rifle hunters. It is a popular pick around the $200 mark.
Specs
- Magnification: 5x; objective: 21 mm
- Max range: 1,400 yd reflective; 1,200 yd trees; 900 yd deer
- Min range: 6 yd
- Accuracy: 0.5 yd to 125 yd; 2 yd to 1,000 yd
- Modes: Line of Sight, Bow (TRIG, good to about 70 yd and under 20 degrees), TBR/W ballistic range with a 10-mph wind hold out to 800 yd, Last Target, Flightpath arrow arc
- Display: red TOLED, adjustable brightness, selectable reticles
- Battery: CR2, about 3,000 actuations
- Size: 4 x 1.4 x 3 in; weight: 5.1 oz
- Waterproof and fogproof
- Part #183727; maker price $199.99 (Oct 2026)
What reviewers say
American Hunter names it a top choice among compact rangefinders and calls it a simple, affordable answer to most hunting shot problems. Reviewers like the light weight, long battery life and the ballistic holds for rifle shooters. Petersen's Hunting ran it through a summer of shooting and scouting. We saw no common complaints beyond the limits of a 5x unit.
Good
- Very light and pocket sized
- Bow and rifle angle modes
- Last Target mode reads past brush
- Fair price
Not so good
- 5x magnification is modest
- 900 yd deer range is shorter than some rivals
- Ballistic setup takes a read of the manual
Who it's for
Bowhunters and deer hunters who want a light, reliable rangefinder without paying for long-range extras. Long-range rifle shooters may want more reach.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.